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Sagi Gliksman

Helping start-ups in their first steps

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Founder Nanovation. Founder CASATA, Multiple Entrepreneur. Business dev. adviser

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I thought 5% to 7% of equity is more than enough for an investor in a startup that has the potential to be the next Facebook, Amazon or Google?


Sagi Gliksman

Helping start-ups in their first steps

I would ask myself what this angel/investor put on the table except for money. If it's just money, you can use some evaluation techniques to calculate how much he deserves. If you think he will promote to the company other than its money, I would build an equity structure that will make it happen. I have some concepts in mind, we can further discuss it.

Start-ups

Shareholding negotiation for first employee


Sagi Gliksman

Helping start-ups in their first steps

If this employee is important for you, my suggestion would be to discuss it with him, to share with him your thoughts and to agree together on the stake. It is so valuable to put the employee, especially in early stage, in the loop. It will make him more involved and he will appreciate you. Of course, come to that meeting with a range of % you are willing to give. We can continue our discussion and share with you my last experience which was the same.

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How to find a solid project/startup to join at early stages in Silicon Valley?


Sagi Gliksman

Helping start-ups in their first steps

In addition, you can google for websites such as cofounderlab - https://cofounderslab.com and more

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